Israeli Housing Market Shows Stability With Recent Sales Data

Real estate prices in Israel have remained stable, according to data compiled by Ynet on September 27th, covering transactions during the recent holiday month. In Beer Sheva, a 2-room apartment of 39 square meters on Bialik Street sold for 680,000 shekels. A 3-room apartment of 77 square meters on Steinberg Street was sold for 1.055 million shekels, and a 5-room apartment measuring 160 square meters with a 15-meter balcony, parking, and a safe room on Nakhla Kedron Street fetched 1.6 million shekels.

Further south in Kiryat Gat, a 4-room apartment of 90 square meters on Nakhla Govrin Street sold for 1.85 million shekels. A 4.5-room apartment of 102 square meters on Malkei Israel Street was sold for an unspecified amount of shekels.

Modi'in, described as a "city of hi-tech workers and military personnel," saw significant transactions. A 5-room apartment of 136 square meters with a 64-meter balcony, parking, and a safe room on Yigal Yadin Street sold for 3.46 million shekels. Another 5-room apartment of 116 square meters with a 40-meter balcony, parking, and a safe room on an unnamed street sold for 3.916 million shekels. Additionally, a 4-room apartment of 106 square meters with an 80-meter balcony, parking, and a safe room on Levi Eshkol Street sold for 3.275 million shekels, while a 4-room apartment of 125 square meters with a 12-meter balcony, parking, and a safe room on Efroni Street sold for 3.75 million shekels.

In Harish, a 4-room apartment of 94 square meters with a 12-meter balcony, parking, and a safe room on Sapir Street sold for 1.27 million shekels. In Haifa, a 5-room penthouse of 125 square meters on Aryeh Kroch Street was sold for 3.2 million shekels.